Announcements

Memories Can't Wait, a conversation between David Deitcher and Ted Kerr

"My inability to “see” Felix’s work until I was 3,000 miles away from New York suggests that the context that I’ve been recounting anecdotally was overwhelming. I couldn’t deal with such excesses of affect and emotion." - David Deitcher → Read More

One Work: Paul Chisholm on "April 23 rd 1984”

"With the American government’s lack of action finally we had an image of the enemy..." → Read More

"Thinking about the boldness I exhibited as a young gay man in my sexual pursuits”

Richard Renaldi talks to Visual AIDS about "Touching Strangers" → Read More

"It's strange to think of something personal as "timely,” but it does feel that way.”

Whitney Joiner and Alysia Abbott talk to Visual AIDS about The Recollectors, an up and coming website for and by people who have lost parents to HIV/AIDS. → Read More

"Curating the exhibition meant I got to revise some of the thinking I’d done for Infectious Ideas.”

Visual AIDS interviews Jennifer Brier, author of "Infectious Ideas" and curator of "Surviving and Thriving: AIDS, Politics and Culture" → Read More

“Fire in the Belly: The Life and Times of David Wojnarowicz” Book Club

7pm, April 9th at the Bureau → Read More

Gay Stashing: How Buzz Bense built his collection of safe/r sex posters

An interview between Buzz Bense and Alex Fialho, SAFE SEX BANG exhibition co-curator → Read More

Artist Cathy Busby in Conversation with Writer Amy Fung

"The book’s about remembering Steve and it’s also about contributing another story to HIV/AIDS representation and discourse, and about doing that now. AIDS isn’t over." → Read More

Notes on a Flash

Visual AIDS shares images and texts from the Flash Collectives event → Read More

Acting Up in Public—HIV/AIDS Documentation and the Stakes of Representation, part 3 of 3

"Perhaps acting up in public is still the answer." - A. Anthony → Read More